Death notices from around the state (principally Baltimore City) originally printed in the Baltimore Sun Almanac for a thirty-nine year period. In 1876, when the Almanac was established, death records began to be systematically maintained by Baltimore City. Basically, these reconstituted death notices consist of five elements: the name of the deceased, his age, occupation, residence and/or place of death, and the death date itself. The project involved many hours of record searching this newspaper from the collection at the Maryland Law Library in Annapolis, Maryland.
Walter E. Arps, Jr.
(1983), 2008, 5.5" x 8.5", paper, alphabetical, 258 pp.
ISBN: 9781585492541
101-A0254
